The charges against David Giurgiu are related to alleged incidents involving two female patients at Glenbrook Hospital. One of the alleged incidents occurred in November 2018 and the other alleged incident took place in August, according to the report.
Officials said Mr. Giurgiu no longer works at Glenbrook Hospital, and the hospital is cooperating with the investigation.
“We do not tolerate any behavior that threatens their safety or well being,” the hospital said in a statement to the Chicago Tribune. “We have terminated the individual’s employment and are cooperating with local authorities in their investigation of the matter. We care deeply about the communities we serve and work diligently to provide a healthy and safe environment.”
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